Author Archives: Mike Raynes

It was great to see twenty City of York AC athletes in action at the Northern Indoor Senior / u20 /u17 Championships 2020 at Sheffield EIS. Joseph Edwards (60mh) Alfie Bugg (60m & LJ) Rebecca Lister (60m & LJ) Leah … Continue reading →

Martha Calton-Seal was crowned Yorkshire under 17 girls’ cross country champion on a successful day for City of York Athletic Club. Calton-Seal was the club’s star performer in the Yorkshire championships at Lightwater Valley on Saturday, holding off Longwood’s Neve … Continue reading →

The distance running side of the sport doesn’t stop over Christmas with several of our members taking part in parkruns or races over the festive season. We had a good representation at the Jolly Holly Jog, a tough 10k trail … Continue reading →

Well done to Dave Paver on staging an excellent North Yorkshire Indoor meeting at Sheffield. There were many great performances by our athletes with a full set of results on our website. Several of our junior runners ran in the … Continue reading →

CITY of York sealed their maiden West Yorkshire Cross Country League senior men’s title in style with victory in the final round at Cleckheaton. York’s men’s success added to their under 13 girls’ team victory, which had been secured with … Continue reading →

A very quiet weekend as the athletics programme winds down before Christmas. 15 City of York Junior athletes (3 x U13 girls, 8 x U15 girls and 4 x U15 boys) were in action at the EIS in Sheffield at … Continue reading →

In the UK Cross Challenge at Liverpool, Martha Calton-Seal finished 109th in the combined Under 20 / Under 17 race. Angus McMillan also ran in the Under 20 men’s race and finished in the top 30, however, for some reason … Continue reading →

CITY of York’s men took a big step towards securing the West Yorkshire Cross Country League title by winning round three at West Park, Leeds. York’s leading six men all finished inside the top 40 to take the spoils from … Continue reading →

A group went to the North Yorkshire South Durham Cross Country League race at Whitby, known as one of the best and most varied courses in the region, with the steepest hill known on any cross country course which is always … Continue reading →

The club produced three impressive team displays in the Saucony English National Cross Country Relays at Berry Hill Park, Mansfield. The wet and muddy conditions meant it was hard going under foot, but York’s junior men adapted well to finish … Continue reading →